What about this hand here? Did I play well?

[navuta]

Thats all wrong. A8 is "dead mans hand" because Wild Bill had AA88J when he died and whatever else. It carried over the poker. But i do like your theorising.





I could write an essay on this.

Your being too results orientated. It doesnt matter what happened after you go all in, if you win, lose, whatever, its the theory and the thought and the moves that are debatable.

In this situation we all feel i think that A8 is a mediocre hand.With a fair amount of action on the flop there would normally be an overpair out there, or a pair and a flush draw, or god knows what.

Simply put navuta, in my opinion you should do the following...

1 - Stop playing for one day.
2 - On the day, learn pot odds, starting hand values, everything you can,
3 - Get a poker book audio version in spanish/portugese (whichever u speak) and listen to it. It can only help.
4 - Come back, try what you have learnt.
5 - Lose less, or win because your more skilled, not because you get dealt better hands or get lucky.

Im doing all this, but in english.
I cant calculate every and each draw odd on everyhand. But I can calculate.
Like for example, we have 6 and J on hand, comes the 789 flop. We have 16 draws. Thats makes 20% based on number of cards.
So, I should not call any raise bigger than 20% of the pot.

Thats how is it done i think..
I know I still lots to learn.. I promise to study buddy ejjit.. hope u can always help me out like u do... just have little bit more pacience...
Thanks for all.

[GloBug]

Im doing all this, but in english.
I cant calculate every and each draw odd on everyhand. But I can calculate.
Like for example, we have 6 and J on hand, comes the 789 flop. We have 16 draws. Thats makes 20% based on number of cards.
So, I should not call any raise bigger than 20% of the pot.

Thats how is it done i think..
I know I still lots to learn.. I promise to study buddy ejjit.. hope u can always help me out like u do... just have little bit more pacience...
Thanks for all.

well if u have a J6 and your not on a blind that hasnt been raised. then u are playing playing it wrong from the gate.

[navuta]

well if u have a J6 and your not on a blind that hasnt been raised. then u are playing playing it wrong from the gate.

where do u see this assumpcion?

[GloBug]

where do u see this assumpcion?

its not a ASSUMPTION it is me just telling u that if u dont have it preflop in this situation u shouldnt even be in hand. u didnt elaborate on where u would have this hand. so i am just telling u thats should be the only way u play them. u know what ever i dont even fing care. dont bother replying to this.

[CreamSoda]

Im doing all this, but in english.
I cant calculate every and each draw odd on everyhand. But I can calculate.
Like for example, we have 6 and J on hand, comes the 789 flop. We have 16 draws. Thats makes 20% based on number of cards.
So, I should not call any raise bigger than 20% of the pot.

Thats how is it done i think..
I know I still lots to learn.. I promise to study buddy ejjit.. hope u can always help me out like u do... just have little bit more pacience...
Thanks for all.

I think that math is right based on purely pot odds.

But youre assuming youre going to get to see the turn and river for that single bet. And also, you have the sucker end of the straight. What if he has a J and you hit a T?

When drawing dont forget about implied odds also. If your both short, implied odds are never that good (if youre both short, and you flop a good draw, just shoving is prob not a bad idea....assuming youre not toooo short).

Calling with a draw can be justified much more easily if you both have alot of chips, and think you will win alot if you do hit the draw. Its sometimes even worth it to call a pot bet with only an open ended if its well disguised and you can take a 50+ big blind stack if you hit.

[navuta]

I think that math is right based on purely pot odds.

But youre assuming youre going to get to see the turn and river for that single bet. And also, you have the sucker end of the straight. What if he has a J and you hit a T?

When drawing dont forget about implied odds also. If your both short, implied odds are never that good (if youre both short, and you flop a good draw, just shoving is prob not a bad idea....assuming youre not toooo short).

Calling with a draw can be justified much more easily if you both have alot of chips, and think you will win alot if you do hit the draw. Its sometimes even worth it to call a pot bet with only an open ended if its well disguised and you can take a 50+ big blind stack if you hit.

I see your point. Makes sense.
Thanks.